Families for Families Campaign
Thank you for your support in our Families for Families campaign in February. With your support we raised $30,000!!!
Event Details:
When: Join us in February 2026
Where: Your Community, Social Media, Families, Friends, Colleagues.
How:
- Host a Fundraiser: Get creative – events such as Auctions, Concerts, Theatre, BBQs, Dinner parties, Cookoff, Afternoon Tea, Bake sales, Garage sales, Sports tournaments, Concession sales, organizational team building, and general donations.
- Donate: Make a donation to RMHC-SK.
Levels of Support:
Fundraisers will receive a gift of thanks based on the total funds raised.
$250 raised – Key to Kindness
Receiving a keychain as a symbol of unlocking support for families.
$500 raised – Threads of Hope
Receiving a T-shirt as a tangible way of showing care.
$1,000 raised – Warm Hearts, Warm Hands
Receiving the mitt and toque set as a gesture of comfort and warmth.
$1,500 raised – Circle of Comfort
Receiving a crewneck as a way to wrap families in love and care.
Family Champion
The ultimate supporter (highest funds raised) who goes above and beyond to help families in need.
Our Family Champion receives an exclusive package filled with every donor gift (keychain, T-shirt, mitt & toque set, crewneck, and a little extra)
Together we are keeping Saskatchewan families close.
If you are interested in becoming a Community Hero please reach out to Karen Zinkiew to find out more, or click on the button below.
Contact: Karen Zinkiew
kzinkiew@rmh.sk.ca
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Can’t Make the Event?
Not able to make it this year? We will miss you! Please consider donating instead.
Meet the families that RMHC helps
"It truly feels like a home, a place to relax, regroup, and decompress. "
Kaelyn Thompson, Yorkton, SK
"To us the RMCH-SK means family, the staff felt like family and were friendly and always asked us how we were doing. "
Izadora Lefebvre, Prince Albert, SK
"RMH has become our safe place to fall. A place where I can unpack my suitcase, hang up my clothes, and leave my toothbrush on the bathroom counter."
Janelle Evans, Edmonton, AB
"I spent a lot of time crying and visiting with the staff due to the unknown of my daughter’s condition and I am so thankful to each and every one of them."
Dakota Songer, Moose Jaw, SK
